1.ATI: 5.Foundation Thinking

Question 1

practice of nursing

Answer 1

apply knowledge from:

• biological, physical, and social sciences
• nursing procedures and skills
• levels of knowledge
• basic-foundational thinking
• highest-critical thinking

Question 2

foundational thinking

Answer 2

ability to recal and comprehend information and concepts foundational to quality nursing practice

Question 3

recalling information

Answer 3

• requires remembering information that has been previously learned
• does not required an understanding of the information or how it can be used

Question 4

comprehending information

Answer 4

• understand the knowledge retirived
• verbalize or use it in some manner
• understanding is another term used for comprehension

Question 5

foundational thinking in clinical practice

Answer 5

• expected signs and symptoms of an illness
• expected reference range for laboratory results
• risk factors for an alteration in health
• expected and side effects of a medication or treatment
• nursing interventions that are appropriate to help meet a specifies client need

Question 6

using foundational thinking

Answer 6

• recall information
• demonstrate comprehension
• apply it to a clinical situation

Question 7

clinical example

Answer 7

The respiratory rate of an older adult postoperative client eho is receiving morphine sulfate for pain in 10 breaths/min.

• recalled information:
• the expected reference range-12-20 breaths/min.
• respiratory depression is a potential side effect of narcotic analgesics
• knowledge comprehension
• respiratory rate and blood oxygen level should be closely monitered
• intervention may be necessary

Question 8

practice of nursing

Answer 8

apply knowledge from:

• biological, physical, and social sciences
• nursing procedures and skills
• levels of knowledge
• basic-foundational thinking
• highest-critical thinking

Question 9

foundational thinking

Answer 9

ability to recal and comprehend information and concepts foundational to quality nursing practice

Question 10

recalling information

Answer 10

• requires remembering information that has been previously learned
• does not required an understanding of the information or how it can be used

Question 11

comprehending information

Answer 11

• understand the knowledge retirived
• verbalize or use it in some manner
• understanding is another term used for comprehension

Question 12

foundational thinking in clinical practice

Answer 12

• expected signs and symptoms of an illness
• expected reference range for laboratory results
• risk factors for an alteration in health
• expected and side effects of a medication or treatment
• nursing interventions that are appropriate to help meet a specifies client need

Question 13

using foundational thinking

Answer 13

• recall information
• demonstrate comprehension
• apply it to a clinical situation

Question 14

clinical example

Answer 14

The respiratory rate of an older adult postoperative client eho is receiving morphine sulfate for pain in 10 breaths/min.

• recalled information:
• the expected reference range-12-20 breaths/min.
• respiratory depression is a potential side effect of narcotic analgesics
• knowledge comprehension
• respiratory rate and blood oxygen level should be closely monitered
• intervention may be necessary